Jordan Longino is the only other Nova player that's still dealing with an injury issue (hamstring) as far as I know; they're still not completely healthy yet.
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Jordan Longino is the only other Nova player that's still dealing with an injury issue (hamstring) as far as I know; they're still not completely healthy yet.
While watching Nova and PC, Brando actually called O’Connell one of best refs in college basketball. Interesting take.
Gutsy win by providence there.. Bynum was the difference at the end.
Should be a tough tilt on Wednesday
That 5-point swing where the Friars blocked a Nova layup and followed with a Bynum 3 was a killer.
Yeah considering our troubles with opposing PGs. Will be interesting for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville
If X, Marquette, Providence, and Creighton all tie at 16-4, who wins the tiebreaker?
Is that assuming these teams split all games amongst each other?Quote:
Originally Posted by xukeith
Xavier has an edge in that they've swept UConn; other teams will have to match that. Best Creighton could do would be a split against the Huskies; Marquette and Providence still have to go on the road against UConn. As long as Xavier beats Providence at least once, the Musketeers will be in good shape provided UConn finishes in 5th. Records against Seton Hall and Villanova could potentially come into play.
I am assuming Marquette loses at UConn and at Creighton. Providence loses at X and at UConn, Creighton loses at Providence. and X loses at Providence and at Marquette. Marquette, Providence, X and Creighton would end up 16-4. Since X swept UConn, that helps or X record vs DePaul?
Georgetown ALMOST won at St. John's yesterday. The Hoyas are actually playing a bit better of late. They may end up wishing they'd have fired Ewing a few weeks ago if they somehow with 3 or 4 more games down the stretch.